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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
aOLDJlNU1RY" THE VETERAN GAMBLER.

HE Won FORTUNE on A LozENGE AND DIES
DESTITUTE.
Ten Jource the veteran gambler who died OF old age
and general debility at the GedEey House on Monday
was known to the sporting fraternity throughout th
Iruion "a Old January" Io he gan his career as a
gambler about 1851 previous to which he was a cara
writer at the ST. Nicholas Hotel His first experience
No. tbe proprietor of gambling house was at Broadway
and Fulton.st His partner was Edward Kline VINO
died years ago leaving II fortune OF SZoo'ooo oi
Jonuary" amassed snug sum here ana aftcr"ard
oncned an establishment at No. 573 Broadway, which
ns extensively paronized by Southern lo7ers OF faro
Later he opened a game at No . Barclay St. when
lourlshed for long time lie was Also ih'creS'cu III
house in Twenty eighthst.
T., the course OF his gambling he made and 10 81
civ mr. seven fortunes At time his wealth was estl'
mated at 100000. He was over seventy, anu uicu
almost destitute Many gambler Of this city knew him
when he was high roller, and more than one helped
him when he was actually in need OF meal and place
10 sleep He leaves wife,
"Od January" swore by the code OF honor. yet his
notoriety WAS gained by desperate shift which the
most interruptions gambler of today would scarcely
have the courage to try. The old man often told the
torv on himself and the late join Morrlssey vouched
for ia truthlulncss
II VA. the winning ~ a fortune on the wager OF a
lolenrc that made him famous among his kind lie had
rskcl and lost his last dollar At Morrissey Il Dancers
combination game In broadway. near Bond St. ana the
dealer wa, waiting Ia 20 on With the play.
wa. lost for "A bit" Ola January uscd 20 say III
telling the story. ana about To shell out Tor nQo
when something Ike Inspiration came 10 me. NC
fnmhne IN my pocket found loLenge. pulled II
out IN "A thoughc~. kind OF way and when my eye III on
q, s,w that n looked ike a check. Without sd5ln
word laid tie lokcnge on card and coppered H. The
dealer Thought II was all tigh ana the game Ven GU
Iurk WIS my way. | won, and the dealer shovcd
innr check To me across tie table wdgerel the meek
ami won again AMI when left mat table hai fJ1v w.,
Next dy IL grew 5000. and before the ehd OF tHe
week il Wa. ~IOOOO-eScry dollar won on the wager o
that lOIcncc." -, ,......., ,-,s
when asked II he was nervous While the IoLchSe was
doing duty ~ a check, he said; 49, ,-, ,,.,.o,
n wa. tic crratcst trial 81 my life, think. fNcltc
mcni aul dread OF losing made me- pcisire ana lenJ
an over II had lost my reputation might nave 7u"V'c"
seriously, You see o., 49,. ,..,,,o NJ, q, op.,,
The Oh gambler had no respect for the 'aine 81 DneS
Dollars mere pliyuiuS' to hlH' "ul ne wa 90
,,,ne win a. uucl dnrfcncc a. an amateur waSet-
be,u. lie gaubicI with one foot IA the grave
Nh ana almn. destitute he visited li OIL haunts uhtl
iva weeks before his DEATH " huckinG nc Niger WIN
his L.t cent He paid MS debt. Win -ttHpd.p15 ,"mp
nr>. Al Inc Gcucy House whore be hrcatAed MS I"s''
lie did not owe q dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
NEVIS IRON THE SUBURBS.
LIBERAL WITH HIS ARSENIC BOTTLE.

Frederick Hess, the Fenchman who TOOK dose OF
arsenic solution Ia Paterson, " d. SATURDAY, AMI VINO
renored the fact the Police station and was taken u"
I,oub.e IJn-Ual, viii recover. startling de-
ycOpmcmts made yesterday tending 10 sh"" udt
Hess was dcmentcd and probably took the poison hc
oually and then cpcncd of IL. 1t was hohstfdi'u
prettv clearly had tried 10 poison fe0"-"Ofkndn
n Morot's dye-wOrk-. This Francis ierne' VINO re-
o,,.d tho facts III the police. Bcrncs story j. that
S,d,v evening Hess working alongside OF HIM ana
Rornc complained Of bad cold and pain Ia his SHOULDER
Hess took bottle from his Iockct ana SAID Dfhk some
q, te IL will helm YOU. II YOU IL sou viii never
be troubled with a cold again" Something III Hess p
manner made Bcrnc suspicious and he refused INC dose
Hess then mpaeny put the bottle 10 ms own up, anu
took n lera! draught OF the contents lie then oncfed
IL again 10 crnc who persisted In declining 500" diHr
He, became and went home Bcrne had kcpt the
battle and took it a druggist. who gave 1t a. MS OPINION
h. Tho ann was arsenic. Berne turned the bottle
over TO the police. and CITY Health Inspector Newton vi"
analyze the contents Bcrne would not make cohpia"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
NEWARK.

sberir-elect Edwin W. IIine and County ''erKeiec'
Samuel A. Smith were sworn into office yesterday
The Republican caucus Of the Board Of freehoders mas
selected Elias " Cond Tfccholdcr from East orange 10
succeed Edwin W. Ilnc a. Director. -
The Protestant Episcopal Convention met IN CHRIST
Church 20, orts. Reports were rean iiuh III,
various parishes. The proIrety OF SUNDAY rcnoo
children attending church service was ulscuss'u
Tho pev George S. bennett of Jcrs City, delivered
q sermon In the evening. ,,.,...-,.
An ali day meeting held I'm the First presbyterian
Church Yesterday accordance with the plan oi c synod
There was general discussion Of missionary WORK. ahh IN
the afternoon womans meeting was addressed ny sew
eral cergymen. - ...,
Judge Dcpue Of the Supreme Court, was yesterday
sworn in az Trenton a tenn a. member OF the
Court OF Errors and Appeals.
Tony James colorcd waiter, age seventy, who was
stricken with paralysis on Monday night
while serving the dinner Ol the IW'n-
tic,b Century Club, died yesterday. lie was n
barber by trade and thirty piled his razor on tho
Albany boats, shaving Webster Clay, General Scott
Nllard Fillmore and all the Governors or Ncw-iork lie
also shaved Kossuh brushed the hair Of the Prince OF
Wales He was full OF "reminiscences OF trips 10 CALI
fornl the West Indies and other distant points James
Matthews the colorcG lawyer In Albany, who was nom
mated by the Pres dent for Register Of the District OF
Columbia Is TONY adopted ana was educated by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
Jersey CITY.

John Engel and william Calvin were arralgned IN tn"
General Sessions yesterday indic Tor Not-
ing ILLEGALLY Eneel pleaded guilty and Calvin not guilty.
Both rcmandcd.
owen Duny. v no was stabbed by Thomas Donncly In
ouarrel on election day. Is In critical cOndltoh III 81
Franci.s piia and IL Is thought he VIII dl' b"h
nelly WAS taken 10 the hospital BY Captain furier yes
terday and Duffy Identified him .,
The CorOncf's Jury Ia the case OF John oDohh'II'
who killed IN the recent railroad ACCIDENT Al '''"""
returned A verdict OF death through the cafecssi'H VI
John Berry, engineer Of the Wild cat engine "he
ran niO the passenger train. Ferry has ncd.
Robert Davis, Shcrr-ccct, was sworn mo once aDou
noon Yesterday lie gave s2jOOO bonds, his bOndsine
being r,tr IIsucl r. u, Nugent, JhA's J.. lainIoh'
Joseph Warren. Abram Posi-, James Roche aIS i'l'f
Herman - rim Davis appointed John Mcfhlilps hhoi
Sheriff, James r. Connolly bOckkeepcr, ana Joseph
Whelan deputy.
gang Of hOOdluus stoned PennsS wanna iAIIIoau
train near Point ~ 1tOcks Monday night ana III
Jul cd OF the passengers one mans face ana hrch
severely cut 10y the broken gks another one nae
his face cut. aud Q woRans ueck Iaeerated. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

National Fishery Association. United States Hotel ~
n IT. yif,h
Avenue Hotel. , ...,...
park and Aoucduct Commissioners meetings
BOARD OF Education meeting. 4 p. IN.
tombstone will before Surrogate Rollins. ..,o
Annual meeting OF the Methodist Board OF Educauoh
No. sos Broadway ,.a nan O
Working Wouien's mass-mee,ins, Pythasoras Iaii' o
p. III. mil, o,a ma
Third Avenue Railway annual election, Thirdave' ana
SlXty-nfthst ,. ,,,..oo,. c,,oa,
Womcn's Home Missionary Society, Eighteenth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, p IN. o, -
" Tbe Rcv q sam SmalIs lecture Christ on
Calvary" Twenty-thrd Street TaDcrnacle p M
Examination Of Chapman brothers before commissioner
National Baseball League Convention, Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Meeting OF Produce Exchange -four trade:
COroDeI's inquest Harlem school accident - :, =
Clan Mckenzie No. 90 entertainment, Lyric Han. .
o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

The Hare OF \. = Hatch Co. passed almost unho-
tcei In Wall street Tho assigned va NOT ann 20 MAKE
-,.ir,ncnt OF the firms affairs yesterday ana IL ""'
suspected that he woul bc obliged 10 ''Nr we '"c'
allowed him b. law. II !, not SHOWN what hi' ciei
,,fy g. liant some ~ the creditors we're inclined TO
,.p,u That he might he auNsI5 20 pay ~ least ten
cent. OIL 4 dollar At the olcc OF the nrh u was 'A'A
that no statement coull Doe made AZ present o'' MI
Hatch declared that the large claim against hlh le' ny
me OF the Alfred Suu. OF Newport Vas no.
fr .,i.c NJ the failure H., ,ad That tr lnh'''"!h'77
w.. rrrsonal one and not len ON the present nlih
On rae other hand, 70 sd that tho settlement OF uc
smith o.ftfe va. serious pressing Mt II'tch ana II
ans reuorf,i In some arcr, thai the estate "a large
,iiu 81 money on dcpoNt Win tIr hrm slh'o INC "'o
OF fi,h Il Hatch In lSHL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
THE VANDERPOEL LIRRARY SALE

The sale of the law library Of Aaron Vanderpoe
eonnued at Bangs's Auction Rooms yesterday after
nosn The prices rule were good. Among the chief
psles were the following set of London Law Journals,
IN 19l volumes $3.50 70; Drurys select Cases. time OF
Lord Napier, $l7; thirty four volumes OF Irish Gem
men Law and Chancery Reports, ls4o-ls66. VIC 90
and thirty-eight volumes Of IRISH Reports. leH-lesG
C,aa Ths most valuable book OF the collection. "The
1rst book printed in New York" was not sold Several
BIDS were made up 70 $1,000 but the estate refused u
receye any Offer OF less than I'll 300 wboh was more
than any ono would give. There are only ak oine
sopes OF this book In existence. and one OF hese We
tsd IN $40 for 600 which not 80 perfect as ht
Vanderpoel edition. The sale will be closed this AFTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
,rwrISr,wyrD IySrElD or SoLD

In Iouh whose cvplot- were related at tc TINE OF "'
arcs, . convicted yesterday III the Geu'H sc' o"' Oh
en,rs, % grant larceny Recorder S'y" P',"''" ~ "
- ,.,..,., That uon.h be- rcruauicl for sentence
nm "a ,- ,rs,l by Richard j. Herbert Of NJ =" MAIDEN
lam. with having obtained from him lowriry v''ueu q"
= ooo Herbert ,i often trusted Bough before ana ''
lie hesitation IA giving ham the lc"eiry' h'"S" pau
.., ant rave las notes the balance no iece yea
- ~ m iull and immediately went and itwhrl u' wv
ltro,,pn promised to obtain Customer I" p.t,
OF lraui rts not very Strong W
,rcr M.Dtith who hat also been under in'i, & ,
testified tpdt BouKh h"l t"'" mn ''s
II. ~ shed To- 81 500 to start liquor s"le uP =.
I'D that hr would raise ITO money ~ -c''"" '''
and p.vuiug them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

Both and horses apt to kick" Shoes hufN
An ill-ftting shoe is an abomina.
ton many a man submits to the ex.
tortion Of a high-priced shoemaker
for the sake of having shoes made
from a special last, always the same.
1t is the bane of the ready-made
shoe trade that dealers, buying shoes
wherever they find an advantage
Gus purchase, seldom have exact
duplicates of the customers previ.
Gus selection.
Our plan is to carry as few lines
as possible and by keeping our
sizes in full assortment, give the
customer the exact shoe and size
he found so satisfactory.
The opening OF winter suggests
extra protection for the feet. To
men who wear the best shoes they
can procure, we suggest an inspec-
ton Of our cork-soled shoes.
English Shoe. from waukenphast Co, London $50 90
American WaukeDpbast Shoes hand sew 81 "
Cork soel Shoes In Button and Laced, French Call,
(such Shoes custom shops get slf and .l0 for)
Common hand sewsl Shoes OF best quality. bu
toned. laced 4Dd Congress 80
Goodyear welt" Shoes "Waukenphast and other
Excellent calf hne seweI shoes 90
Mems strong and servIceAbs Shoes 30
Boys Youts "Wsukenphlst" SHOES sizes IL TO 23j
Boys and Youths "Waukenpalst" shoes, size, "a to
6i2 JUS
Buttons and school shoes IL 70 - 80 aad 81
putonei Laced school shoes. sizes "a 10 81 81 rs
fune and Youths tine buttonei and acei ire.s
Shoes
Mems ani BOYS Ruobers OF Dos. quality 81 prices usi
ally asked for inferior goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
ILL WIZ ScHnnL COMMISSIONERS

II was reported a the offices of 'he Board oI hdnca
lion Yesterday that the names - be sent BY Mayor
Hewitt for appointments Ia tho Board today Wou"i
contain only This would be In the place ot
Isaac Bell. whose illness prevents him IRON continuing
loucr school COMMISSIONER. lie wil Dee succeeded by
uorr,. X J..iip president ~ the Museum ~ Natural
History The appointment ~ Is stated has oeeh oNere
nr Jr.ip bv Nayor Hewitt who j. also tru,i"" ' the
Museum. knowing that Nr Jc-up has tor some 'ine
f,t, deem interest The public schools AMI especially
iu Industrial ruettuu I.cr" are -tilI 'pnc indications
mat l.ptucr now apI0il 'mcni may 'o n.r,r py me
M,-.r nf "A woman. tul Mrs Wtrnrf, ~ Harlem. u
mentioned a. the one who Will receive "c app' .htiLeht'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
MrsrcIII.1EE COUNTY.

WIFI PIAIN--Ihr supervisors OF Neeth"e'"r 'ohhlV
ret and a- Board 81 '"nVser' win
Chairman on 'tslas sea-
n Hollis ,uut - g. Bolton. Tie EepuhI
ur school 'ofni--ier ~erFei hi ia pa - s.
refln. hnn 10 cunt only those ballots iui1sri 80 boob
Commas 90 eve tho rnrnoa'" - Gle ton & the
named cau'- before 1-fle - udfi At
Iaurhko.. ou -aiurt4f vhv Dee should rot II Il
cialrcf vat majority o fhc hhpf- cast for Jared
~tn.fnff DrmoCaf4 candlIafr ud"rs-d with TIE
word hool which. acrnr o. fhc az passed. n
l-~p ed lllrg Albeit Efi-ti PLEADED slliy
The Court a. No'spus yesterday o." msn~4 utht u thc
fii~ death o. John Wool a.
Icr ~afi of ITO new arclu,t Nav J. ny shooting Pea
ac, i - PRISONER Vs., sr.ttn,cl t. eight y,Is N
The 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
.,nrrrnrrlNn nLMSrLFFOR PrNIsHMENE

SrHrEyDEEING HTMSELFFOR PTNISHhENH
John IT, schrcincr vhos iys that he lisa 'pecuHVt an"
who now lives Philadelphia came 10 "'' CAY 'o'
aud surrendered himself at tho DisirctAt'otneS o"o'
m indictment. had found against -chrener accusing
linn If o. and larceny James W. Bonita oil NO - ht"""'9
,bo .k.s tho COMPLAINT has large interest IN INC ,na
w., .tInn.t r,phnus Company II IS ch'i ~"
sr,rin.r received contracts anu ~ .vart
f,r .,nut 300 - the amount jun" "a
lac, Am, thc bondsman the accused man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
JAMES McCREERY & co.

JAMES McCREERI Il co.
Have copyrighted the above two
brands of Fine Blankets, and re-
spcctiully announce to the pubic
that the sale Of these goods in this
country is controlled by them, and
that they can only be purchased
i'm Ncw-YOrIl at their store. Broad
way corner of Eleventh Street.
This announcement is of special
interest to every hOuSckccper
who wishes handsome Blankets
ut moderate prices.
Broadway and 11th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

Anton Hell several The proprietor - thr Schnt-
valuable of lArd 60 eight sfr'-. WI d :
tw'Htv eaI- Tie h"sdGu ~ io IA
h. been 's-'~~el y Henry Berg
mSr WHO claims the property bf tic n""n a. ih" ~'mnrs
. T. Hell not allowed 70 las
The street ~ -til s Do" o"
guard ~ The property. Bergman Will ho remembered as
rNrfirurnt staten Island last Juno
hy dspps-rslns Ms Ke lrs.. the present 'cnAht OF The
iIUus~ fh' south beach itpu. which has been
in IA, k'eta.h family Tor two hun
year. also IL. utr To 10 by the ~Juues
grant wArh purchased the staten Island tni In
prprentn Company which also claims Q" own .rf'fu mill
lon worth property o TIE place nom ils grant,
!cndiug ia The supreme cut Al BruOkyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT AKEIvALS

RIM <r,n Rote-Judse John chpIen OF q, '1 Elmrs
ions. II french .f BOSTON, and smith Weed OF fiaus =,
Iars y " everett Hsuse-Wian r. switLer me Sc OF
~ OF Statistic. and General Adna Anderson Nco-
fresxh of the Northern Pacific Railroad 'omP1a
John X bucg. OF
and General Austin Lathrop, of Corning. N 1y..s.
Hsuse-wiiiam Walters OF Baltimore ,ir errso
Sena p Ve,lder Windsor Hotl-WilIAn " HIeu,
the comedian OF Boston HOFFMAN nn,
William f. Sheehan, Of Buffalo StTteu9"
nlauder D. W. Mullan. I. =. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

BUIpGIToEr Tho trail oi Jake" Brown tho coorel
KILLED bis vito March III OF jealousy. begun
before Judge -Odad IA the super Court Yesterday.
Of called. among whom the OH
tho body OF the tic physicians
Constable stone who hal talk with Brown before
murder whom said s Jealous % hi. wife
and shoud probably The defence viii
prove that the shooting ras IN selfdcence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
THE BROADWAY BAyK AND THE CIrY

At the Broadway National Bank yesterday It was
stated that appeal would doubtless be- taken from
Justice Iawrcnccs decision In favor Of The city for
tho recovery Of SIoG,G7I Is from the bank, beng
the back Interest the daily balance of the clty AID
county moneys held from November 30 1871. to
June II, 1873 Further inquiry referred Ia tho
counsel, van an lIflrrth Field Mr. Fic!d sad that
Justice Lawrence had only given an opinion; his de
cisiul vet 10 he recorded. tntil that done
IL would mol be becoming ia him 70 state what action
ia Lchaf Of his clients would be taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
RnCkIANn COENTY.

NYAcKOne OF the salvation ARMY recruits here has
TO grief villa De6ToSt wsTiOf, tWony one" TohOed
Of the Northern Railroad OF Nowlcrscv
IIo eli ubci III. Enclosure Of the ticket oio and
stole $50 When the ths discovered young DctrnAt
suspected and In the cvcnn2 taken III charge by
Oncer Hsrrs who oodei IA getting him iu
fosor The nearly all recovered Last night
Police Justice 1Omklus sent DcOdt 10 Jail u ait te
OF tho l,Iand InrY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

The Queens Board Of supervisors met At jamaica
Board o. anva-s,ts and went over the 20
The toLs for the various state uhc ~ and principal
fol For Secretary ~ ht,te
Coos 715s. Grant 1886 Huntington. az Geprgc 81
I.rrci-r Hall, $50 lor tonitOicr-N onpe 7.iOJ.
IamorrauI. 5.77 Hitchcock JjG' wilder. sol Iripp.
Barker ~ For IltIcrad. $40
michael SON smith 3j4 Cunmin-. Ina Han. 3 Em-
merici For AttotneY-Ccnor4l- Tabor 76rl Donui.
son J,J~s Mason. J22 Feey. l.1bO Makenan, l19.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
IDNl, I-LANn.

EtERII. ib-' h4Ies EroWn ago trrntYt"o, son 81 T.
T. BIosn. respected res don't o. fv-ih~u, - n jail await
result ~ inquiry 10 POI. -auY uc f"rns man
arrested Tor Threatening 10 XII t""fr" li Hno hct
Young man to village IT is stated that Brown f' DIES
p.faisly love with pretty Young lr hvins near h.
fathers hOas~ bat tn young LAZY ~l""r peeiente fpr
This. n SAD n v~ Brown crazy lie Will piOba1ly
De removed to insane a,ylum IN A few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

, r,,,v ,o,,o. were tcleersphed from Newark and
search.d for the ruffans but failed to ind them
John Bauer, age fifty, nQuorseer at lie fIsn.i'n
s, committed sucid, yesterday afternoon ne called MS
vic down to tho store went upstairs himself
few minutes later Mrs. Bauer heard pstoi eho', s'
n,ing nm 10 her room found husband lying on the
sn lei :. bullet wound in his right temple. He died
about three hours lser in the CITY Hospi'a' Duii
hu.ness made Baupr desponient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
MAYOR HEWITT cAALED on BY A "CRANK"

MAYOR HEWITT CALLED on BY " CRANK
long-haired man called on the Mayor yesterday and
asked If lie hal received letter from him.
"what is your name r. asked the Mayer
"John smith," was the reply
"I have received letters from dezeu John sniths'
said the Mayer impatiently.
"But am John Smith Christ. the prophet" said the
visitor Indignantly. Why not my letter forwarded
% Washington, as directed 4"
swell, have not received your letter" said the
Mayor
he visitor went away with the intnation that he
weud make 1t warm for the Post Once AUTHORITIES.
Secretary Berry after ward informed the Mayor that he
had opened such a letter and fndiRg IL 10 be from
"crank," had thrown 1t into the waste basket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
AunounCsinench

Koddcr. Kidneys. Mems Weaknesses ana
Dlsea,rs nrove fatal unless the ailictcd use
,elir. gwen In the A~NIEI MEDICAL BUREAU oooA
n.,i.,, rec AT 81 Broadway. NOw'iO Ik'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

"TuE best cure in the world for coughs
o,. and cor sumption IL Cutler Bros a co.'s wclihho"h
al, U,sou Vegetable Pulmonary Basan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

Nothing is so good Tor coughs, weak lungs
49,. ,n',tge,iIon n. Parkrr's 0inger Tonic.
~" NJ, n'l.rcorns tho bcst euro for corn, lOcth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

F,xrCALr SHOES (hand- scwcd Welt, ~ 'G
,a,th 81 Hand ,owed. - AZ worth ~ -, ,,,,,,,,